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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Hi,
I always get confused by this, because we do not have the same in French; what are the rules for the following type of phrases:
A group of objects - An object group (object does not have the plural form)
An editor of document - A document editor (object does not have the plural form)
In some cases, I think the word can have the plural form, is it true?; is there an Internet link you can provide that explains how to use this type of phrase?
I always get confused by this, because we do not have the same in French; what are the rules for the following type of phrases:
A group of objects - An object group (object does not have the plural form)
An editor of document - A document editor (object does not have the plural form)
In some cases, I think the word can have the plural form, is it true?; is there an Internet link you can provide that explains how to use this type of phrase?
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In some cases, I think the word can have the plural form, is it true? Not really. For all practical purposes, we can say that it's never plural.
- In some cases, I think the word can have the plural form, is it true?
- Not really.
- For all practical purposes, we can say that it's never plural.
- Maybe once in several thousand cases.
- people mover is an example (a mechanized walkway as seen in airports).
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In some cases, I think the word can have the plural form, is it true?Not really. For all practical purposes, we can say that it's never plural. Maybe once in several thousand cases. people mover is an example (a mechanized walkway as seen in airports).
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